
My name is Luzia and this story is about my big sister, Sombria. Are you ready to hear it?
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Languages: English, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Este juego destaca principalmente por su historia, la cual te atrapa desde el inicio y te impulsa a descubrir todo lo que esconde, algo muy característico de los juegos de Stranga Games. La narrativa genera curiosidad constante y ganas de explorar cada detalle. El arte es HERMOSO, con uno de los mejores pixel art del género: escenarios llenos de detalles, una ambientación increíble y un estilo visual que se disfruta de principio a fin. Para conseguir todos los logros es casi obligatorio usar una guía, ya que el juego está repleto de pequeños secretos fácilmente perdibles. En general, es un juego increíble que combina una gran historia, un arte espectacular y mucha profundidad para quienes disfrutan explorarlo todo. Ojalá estuviera en español pero uno se las puede arreglar :)
masterpiece remastered
pretty fun game. Achievement guides are online if you want to hunt them. Try it out!
indie horror which has many puzzles, super fun
beautyfully remastered. the only thing is the music, it's often a remix from akira yamaoka, silent hill 2. I really love this track but it doesn´t fit to the game in my opinion. The music in the original was more diverse and very charming. good remake though
I played both My Big Sister and the Remastered edition back to back and it was an extremely interesting experience. So this review will cover both games and their differences. If you don't want to read this whole review but want a quick way to know which version to pick up, I preferred the experience of the remastered edition mainly due to the writing adjustments. Now I enjoyed both of these games a lot. I have not played any of the other entries in this series, I thought it was a one off when I bought it, so the story is extremely confusing to me and I will not be commenting on it further. Though I may revisit this review once I have played some of the other titles. Both games are similar in terms of the world layout, puzzles, and quest objectives, but beyond that there isn't too many similarities. The remastered version improves upon the writing by a substantial amount. There was a big chunk of the story rewritten. It was overall a much needed change, especially for the main character, and made the story WAY more easy to follow. The graphics change is probably the most obvious of the improvements, which I did highly enjoy the more vibrant and expressive maps a lot but I do think that the original is better in some areas due to the differences in perspective and detailing the two games have. A lot of the areas in the original feel quite open and clean, which is nice for places like the train station and the true ending area, and became a lot more cramped and cluttered in the remaster. The addition of sprites for a lot of the characters was a much needed addition though. I like the way a lot of them were portrayed as opposed to the original. Overall even though the world of the remaster looks nicer, I like the original more. The last difference I noticed was in the horror aspects. The original can be played without ever experiencing a tense moment or spooky game over screen (no jumpscares in either of them) the remake does up the ante a little bit in this regard. Both include a similar amount of blood and gore to make the environment spooky, but there is one spot in the remake where you can be chased by a monster and it is a little stressful if you are not expecting it. It is easy to avoid though, after you encounter it a time or two, as it only appears in one area and leaving said area despawns it for a short time. Overall I liked both experiences a lot and each have their charms, so if you can I would recommend you play both, but if you are looking for a better overall experience, go with the remake!
Amei toda a historia, um Remastered digno de cinema, cada cenário, musica, os finais cada um mais intrigante que o outro, embora tenha amado a historia, sendo, alguém que jogou Ashina, e Red Bow (o primeiro no caso, não o remastered), ainda continuo sem entender muito o que era real ou não, mas amei mesmo assim, super recomendo.
This game was an absolute joy to play. I love the idea of games with multiple endings but rarely do I ever strive to find them all or get more than two. Just the fact that I wanted to see the story play out in various ways just shows how well it can pull you in. Well at least for me. Characters are wonderful especially our two sisters and the puzzles are nice and simple so there is no need to stress. The only gripe i actually have is the grammatical errors but those have no bearing on gameplay or how I enjoy playing the game. This is game reminds me of why I enjoy these styled games and now I need more. 100% a recommend from me.
Пиксельные психо-хорроры, это скрытый гем жанра, этим надо проникнуться. Это надо затерпеть.
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